SOLUTION: i need to write an inequality for a graph that is shaded on the left side of these points in quadrant II and quadrant III (-5,0), (-5,-1),(-5,1), (-5,2),(-5,-2) and so on up and d
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Question 876444: i need to write an inequality for a graph that is shaded on the left side of these points in quadrant II and quadrant III (-5,0), (-5,-1),(-5,1), (-5,2),(-5,-2) and so on up and down. What would that inequality be?
Answer by mananth(16946) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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